Patient Experience Week: Kathy & Sylvie
The theme of this year’s Patient Experience Week (April 28-May 2) is celebrating the people who make a positive impact.
On May 14th, the Timmins and District Hospital started the transition to a new electronic medical record system. While we implement this important project, some of our normal processes may take longer than usual. Patients attending our Emergency Department and other outpatient areas may experience longer than usual wait times as our team navigates this new system.
Sometimes it can be hard to know the right place to get the right care. Patients seeking care for non-urgent or routine concerns to connect with their primary care provider or alternate care options. These include:
Patients attending our Emergency Department and other outpatient areas may experience longer than usual wait times as our team navigates this new system. Our priority remains on ensuring all our patients receive the best care possible and ask that the our community be patient and kind as we navigate this transition.
The theme of this year’s Patient Experience Week (April 28-May 2) is celebrating the people who make a positive impact.
On, April 19, it’s time to give your liver some love, knowing that healthy changes and choices made today can reverse years of damage and cut liver disease risk by
The role of Nurse Practitioners (NPs) is expanding at our hospital– helping to enhance the patient experience and meet the growing demands for complex patient care.
The Timmins Physician Recruitment and Retention Committee is excited to announce that it has achieved its funding goal, thanks to a $600,000 donation from Agnico Eagle Mines Limited (“Agnico Eagle”).
